Baltimore Snap stories and photographs published in 2019.

Members, friends and fans of Impact Hub Baltimore gathered there to celebrate the birthday of the Station North space that serves as an innovation lab, coworking space and civic forum.

It's a longtime tradition for both the Rotary Club of Baltimore and many of the 1500 folks who turned out for its annual feast. Some guests have been coming for decades - every year looking forward to a lot of good stuff

Elizabeth Massing drinks in the season's style and one of its hot hues...

While many of the activities offered at the American Visionary Art Museum were aimed at children, the day's events - celebrating the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. - brought out out the kid in many adults who attend

No sign of the January doldrums as a couple hundred art lovers turned out for the Baltimore Museum of Art's popular late-night get-together.

Around 2,000 folks turned out at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall for the BSO Pulse concert with renowned Baltimore-based music artist, and the party beforehand.

Last week, I was invited to attend a panel about Baltimore-based filmmaking at The Center Club. As a private member club, not everyone gets to take advantage of this beautiful space high in the sky overlooking the heart

Emerging Leaders United - United Way of Central Maryland's young professionals group of supporters - threw its annual winter party, warming up a chilly night with good wine, good food and good friends.

The Maryland Business Connection (MBX) started the new year with a little heat and hobnobbing at this annual event.

The Howard County Chamber of Commerce started off 2019 with some mixing and mingling at The Soundery, hosted by its young professionals group.

Dozens of folks opened the blacked-out doors of the Institute of Contemporary Art, Baltimore to enter its latest show, a multi-sensory artwork by artists Shannon Collis and Liz Donadio.

Dozens of Baltimoreans kicked off their new year with an evening full of sword-swallowing, knife juggling, strongwoman and magic acts at Illusions Bar and Theater.

A few weeks ago, I attended one of the Cake & Whiskey Baltimore meet-ups hosted by Stephanie Bradshaw and her team. One of the looks that really caught my attention was what Jasmina Venecia was rocking.

When the doors of The Maryland Art Place opened for its opening reception of "Under $500," guests started filing in - many wanting first crack at the artwork on display - none of which was priced above half a grand.

Scads of Baltimore business folks celebrated the holidays - and got a peek at one of the city's newest highrises - at a shindig held at 414 Light Street.